Research and IPM

UC IPM Grants Programs

The Statewide IPM Program sponsors or supports several research and extension grants programs.

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The goal of this program is to promote the implementation of IPM practices in production agriculture and in residential and urban areas, and to protect natural areas such as wildlands and water bodies through demonstrations of IPM practices.

Important Announcement—Fall 2008 Call for New Proposals for 2009-10 funding suspended

Through this state-funded program, UC IPM sponsors IPM research projects that are expected to result in tools and techniques to help pest managers make better decisions.

Important Announcement—Call for New Proposals, March, 2007

UC IPM and the UC Center for Invasive Species Research, through a special grant from USDA, support projects that address exotic pests and diseases/invasive species in agricultural, urban, or natural environments.

In 2005, UC IPM began administering the UC Pierce's Disease Research Grants Program. The program, established in 2000, is supported by USDA-CSREES.

• Pierce's Disease Research Symposium 2007
• Pierce's Disease Research Symposium Proceedings
• Request for Proposals (Deadline January 16, 2009)
• Summary of Pierce's Disease Research Summit, August 2006
• Progress report formats (deadline passed) 

Grants programs which were supported by UC IPM but are no longer active.

• USDA Smith-Lever IPM Implementation Program
• California PestCast
• Water Quality and IPM Research Program

• Results of funded projects

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